Whozu – NAMLETA June 14, 2026 Strenja boy 0 Whozu brings a fresh African sound to the table with Namleta, a record that carries an easy confident groove rooted firmly in contemporary African music. [Read]
MOYO – LET IT GO June 14, 2026 Strenja boy 0 MOYO returns with another deeply reflective offering in Let It Go, a record that continues their pattern of sitting with difficult emotions rather than rushing [Read]
IngaRose – I’m Tired (If You’re Struggling, This Is for You) June 14, 2026 Strenja boy 0 IngaRose speaks gently to anyone running on empty with I’m Tired (If You’re Struggling, This Is for You), a quiet acoustic record that names exhaustion [Read]
WeGlobe – DIARY OF A CANCER June 14, 2026 Strenja boy 0 WeGlobe goes even deeper into reflection with Diary Of A Cancer, an Afro RnB record that reads like a personal journal entry exploring the emotional [Read]
WeGlobe – THE CANCER WOMANS SHIELD June 14, 2026 Strenja boy 0 WeGlobe continues a personal theme with The Cancer Womans Shield, an Afro RnB record that builds on the previous tribute by focusing on protection and [Read]
WeGlobe – CANCER WOMAN June 14, 2026 Strenja boy 0 WeGlobe shifts into smooth romantic territory with Cancer Woman, an Afro RnB record that celebrates the emotional depth and quiet intensity often associated with women [Read]
Darwin Hobbs – I Command My Soul Ft. Antavia Jackson June 14, 2026 Strenja boy 0 Darwin Hobbs teams up with Antavia Jackson for I Command My Soul, an American gospel record that speaks to the discipline of choosing worship even [Read]
AFRO GRACE – HE GIVES SONGS IN THE NIGHT June 14, 2026 Strenja boy 0 AFRO GRACE brings this reflective season to a meaningful close with He Gives Songs In The Night, an Afro gospel record built around the idea [Read]
AFRO GRACE – MORNING WILL COME June 14, 2026 Strenja boy 0 AFRO GRACE closes out a season of reflective releases with Morning Will Come, an Afro gospel record that carries forward the promise of relief after [Read]
AFRO GRACE – YOU SAW ME THERE June 14, 2026 Strenja boy 0 AFRO GRACE returns with a quiet word of comfort in You Saw Me There, an Afro gospel record that speaks to those moments of feeling [Read]